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mais c'est superbe! si il te plais, montrer nous les photos de la sabre :) A+ and.

the grail of skookums is one with two rivets and three holes, like mine! :lmao: to be fair, the skookum skookum's are relatively reasonable in price. cheers, and.

prior to 9/11 twin towers incident i only once had any trouble walking onto a commercial airliner with a knife. flying back from a job in switzerland i had a large 111mm locking SAK hunter. the airline staff put it in an envelope with my name on it and the stewardess returned it to me as i was...

profile wise, it does look an awful lot like a bog basic fiskars axe. the fiskars are excellent, for mundane chopping and splitting tasks. but that lack of balance makes for a terrible carver on anything bigger than a bowl or spoon. or any application where you're not chopping straight up 'n'...

foot! back on your foot soon!:( :o i've have managed to cut my foot with a fiskars axe in exactly the same place. was but a tiny scratch compared to that though. fiskars axes are well under-rated. get well soon. cheers, and.

i've done a few woodsmoke courses now. they're never less than utterly brilliant.

outstanding photo's, thanks for that! i've been privileged to see a few. night time fog illuminated from below is fantastic. especially with car headlights moving through the fog like bioluminescent sea creatures. never had the means yet to film one though. :bluThinki cheers, and.

what this toerag says is not true, he's actually very very good! cheers, and.

mmmhh. intrestin' cheers, and.

i'm going to buck the trend for a moment..... only those who've witnessed a machete being lost in full swing really appreciate just how far and fast they can can fly. it can be an awesome sight to behold. i throw like a girl but i can loose a machete into the bush faster than the speed of...

yup, absolutely. stress risers bad, very bad... yup, absolutely, bolster good, very good! cheers, and.

i've got some fifty or sixty odd survival manuals or bushcraft handbooks, including cody's. cody's books stand out as being amoungst the very best. the bloke knows what he's about. if you were to read 98.6, the art of keeping your bottom alive, (and you really should! everybody who spends time in...

ditto. plus 1 'cause ditto is too short on it's own.

well i'm normally forgiving of fugly if it works, but that is fugly to a whole new level! where can i get one?!?! cheers, and.

yarp. happy new year and associated nonspecific midwinter shenanigans! cheers, and.

fishing kit please. cheers, and.

a walk without stopping to brew up? that way lies madness. yeah brew kit and the GOAT bag are always close by. it's come in handy at work when there's been no water and or no power. but yeah urban dog walks don't count. cheers, and.

all those in one place. awesome! don't forget all the downloads here at BCUK http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=124-downloads-bushcraftuk cheers, and.

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The ring's awesome. The awl on your swiss army knife is an ideal tool for starting the inside. An easy way to make woggles for scouts too. Laburnum is notionally toxic. But you do need to ingest a significant quantity for it to be dangerous. Just try not to swallow the spoon whole and you...